provided
prəˈvaɪ.dɪd
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Adjective

1.
supplysupplied or made available
  • The tools were provided for the project.
available supplied
2.
conditionsstipulated or set as a condition
  • The provided terms must be agreed upon before proceeding.
conditional contingent
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Expressions with provided

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on the condition that something happens
The loan will be approved provided that all documents are submitted.
under conditions set out in a law or regulation
The committee may extend the deadline, as provided for in the statute.
furnished with a sufficient amount of resources
The campsite was well-provided with firewood and water.
except in situations clearly stated in a legal text or agreement
"Except as expressly provided in this Agreement, these rights are nontransferable."
introduces an exception when a different rule or term is specified
This policy applies to all employees, unless provided otherwise in individual contracts.

Origin of provided

Latin, providere (to foresee)

Terms with provided included in their meaning

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inclusion
to be provided or included as part of something
aidn.
general help
help or support provided to someone
employment
extra compensation provided by employers
warranty provided
covered by a formal assurance
general services
services provided to maintain or improve health
medical
medicine provided by a written order
servedadj.
food
having food or drink provided
funding
financial help provided to an organization or person

Examples of provided in a sentence

  • The equipment was provided by the sponsor.
  • The provided instructions were clear and concise.
  • All provided materials should be returned after use.

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  1. French:fourni, stipulé, ...
  2. German:bereitgestellt, vorgesehen, ...
  3. Italian:disponibile, previsto, ...
  4. Spanish:disponible, estipulado, ...
  5. Portuguese:disponibilizado, estipulado, ...
  6. Chinese:提供的, 规定的, ...
  7. Japanese:提供された, 規定された, ...
  8. Arabic:مزود, مَشْروط, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְסוּפָּק, מֻתְנֶה, ...
  10. Russian:предоставленный, оговоренный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:наданий, обумовлений, ...
  12. Hindi:उपलब्ध, निर्धारित, ...
provide
prəˈvaɪd

Definition of provide - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
supplytr./intr.make available for usetr./intr.
  • The library provides free access to books and computers..
furnish supply
2.
opportunitytr.make possible or attainabletr.
  • The scholarship provides access to higher education.
enable facilitate
3.
livingtr./intr.Rareearn money for necessitiestr./intr.Rare
  • He works hard to provide for his family.
furnish supply
4.
legaltr.Raremake a condition or stipulationtr.Rare
  • The contract provides that payment is due by the 10th.
set forth specify stipulate
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Expressions with provide

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support financially
He has a large family to provide for.
offer support to prevent failure
The government aims to provide a safety net for the unemployed.
deliver what is expected or needed
The new software update really provides the goods.
supply bullets or shells for weapons
The army provided ammunition to the frontline soldiers.
give a deeper understanding
The teacher's explanation provided insight into the complex topic.
offer protection from danger or attack
The soldiers provide cover for the advancing troops.

Origin of provide

Latin, providere (to foresee)

Examples of provide in a sentence

  • The company will provide all necessary equipment for the project.
  • The new policy provides opportunities for career growth.
  • This platform provides a chance to learn new skills.
  • She struggled to provide for herself after losing her job.
  • Many parents work multiple jobs to provide for their children.
  • The law provides for penalties in case of breach.

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  1. French:fournir, permettre, ...
  2. German:bereitstellen, ermöglichen, ...
  3. Italian:offrire, mantenere, ...
  4. Spanish:proporcionar, brindar, ...
  5. Portuguese:disponibilizar, proporcionar, ...
  6. Chinese:提供, 带来, ...
  7. Japanese:提供する, 可能にする, ...
  8. Arabic:وَفَّرَ, أَتَاحَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְסַפֵּק, לְאַפְשֵׁר, ...
  10. Russian:предоставлять, давать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:надавати, утримувати, ...
  12. Hindi:उपलब्ध कराना, प्रदान करना, ...
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